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  • Universities fear Alberta gatekeeping bill will threaten academic freedom
    The bill would give the province the right to veto federal agreements with provincial bodies, including post-secondary schools.
    Politics
    Apr 18
  • Brian Mulroney’s political ‘destiny’ remembered at state funeral
    Brian Mulroney was honoured at a state funeral in Montreal Saturday. "To dad, everyone mattered," his daughter Caroline said in his eulogy.
    Canada
    Mar 23
  • Pro-Palestinian encampments: Protests break out at universities in Montreal, Toronto
    A group of students at the University of Toronto say they have started a protest on campus to call on the university to cut its ties with Israel over the ongoing conflict in Gaza. 
    Canada
    May 2
  • Fort McKay First Nation and Suncor sign MOU on future oilsands development
    Fort McKay First Nation and Suncor Energy are partnering on a prospective oilsands lease development on reserve lands. The chief calls it "the true meaning of reconciliation."
    Economy
    Mar 7
  • Halifax’s busiest bridge to close for 2 straight weekends. Traffic headaches to follow
    Those travelling across the Halifax Harbour over the next two weekends can expect a lengthier commute, as the 53-year-old MacKay Bridge will be closed for repairs.
    Canada
    Nov 24, 2023
  • Poilievre presents himself as PM-in-waiting at Conservative convention
    Poilievre's address to the more than 2,500 supporters gathered for the party's policy convention in Quebec City was the marquee event of the meet-up, his first as party leader.
    Politics
    Sep 8, 2023
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  • Tornado warning lifted for parts of central Alberta Monday evening
    Environment Canada issued a warning on Monday afternoon about the potential for a tornado to develop in central Alberta later in the day or evening.
    Weather
    Jul 24, 2023
  • Erin O’Toole was targeted by China while he was Conservative leader, source says
    Erin O'Toole was briefed Friday by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service on the alleged 2021 election interference by China, a source tells Global News.
    Canada
    May 27, 2023
  • Northwestern Ontario First Nation elects new chief ‘nail-biting’ close vote
    When all the ballots were counted by Sunday at dawn, Michele Solomon was elected the new chief of Fort William First Nation, near Thunder Bay, Ont.
    Politics
    May 30, 2023
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  • Vernon, B.C. pursuing ‘kill-to-scare’ program for nuisance geese
    While the city has pursued a cull or kill-to-scare program in the past it's never actually implemented either lethal method of goose control before.
    Environment
    May 19, 2023
  • Organizer accused of Zoom theft by O’Toole campaign suing former Tory leader
    Jamie Lall launched his $2-million lawsuit against O'Toole and other members of his campaign team who, according to court filings, are due to appear for questioning in June.
    Canada
    Apr 26, 2023
  • ANALYSIS: Erin O’Toole’s legacy will be defined by what comes after his political exit
    The former Conservative leader attempted to drag his party closer to the political centre, and ended up getting dragged out of his job by his own caucus.
    Canada
    Mar 31, 2023
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  • Erin O’Toole, former Conservative leader, leaving politics: ‘Honour of a lifetime’
    Erin O'Toole said in a statement Friday that after more than 10 years as a federal politician, he will be leaving politics when the House breaks for summer.
    Politics
    Mar 31, 2023
  • Chinese spy balloon puts ‘sharp focus’ on why Canada must modernize military: MacKay
    Former Conservative defence minister Peter MacKay says the incident highlights the need for Canada to amp up military investments right now, not just in the future.
    Politics
    Feb 19, 2023
  • The West Block – Episode 22, Season 12
    Watch the full episode of The West Block with host Mercedes Stephenson – February 19, 2023.
    Canada
    Feb 19, 2023
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  • Higher credit requirements manageable amid rising economic risks, bank CEOs say
    Canadian bank CEOs say they're able to adapt to the higher credit requirements the banking regulator has set in response to rising economic vulnerabilities.
    Economy
    Jan 9, 2023
  • Two candidates vying to become Manitoba’s next premier debate health care and more
    The two women campaigning to become Manitoba's next premier squared off Tuesday night, promising to revive a PC government running low in opinion polls.
    Politics
    Sep 28, 2021
  • Manitoba man seeks $16M plus for 23 years in prison
    A Manitoba man who spent 23 years in prison before his first-degree murder conviction was overturned is suing the federal government, the City of Winnipeg and others for more than $16 million in damages, plus interest and legal costs.
    Crime
    Jun 16, 2020
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  • Conservative leadership hopefuls spar over carbon tax, inclusivity in French debate
    Presumed front-runners Peter MacKay and Erin O'Toole used every chance they had to poke holes in each others' records and promises, while Derek Sloan and Leslyn Lewis struggled to be heard.
    Canada
    Jun 17, 2020
  • O’Toole begins building team to guide federal Conservative Party
    O'Toole's first order of business was setting in motion staffing changes. That is likely to involve bringing in some of his campaign team to oversee operations and strategy on Parliament Hill, while others take up senior roles within the party.
    Canada
    Aug 24, 2020
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